Sentence examples for operable plant from inspiring English sources
It is not clear who would bear the extra cost if Indian Point 2 closed now; under a "settlement agreement" with the Public Service Commission, ratepayers are supposed to cover some of Con Ed's losses in a sale, but the agreement contemplates a salable, operable plant.
But Dominion officials said they were confident that with their experience in operating reactors, they would turn the two operable plants into reliable, low-cost producers.
This paper explores some issues pertaining to the use of Q-parametrization in the optimal design of dynamically operable plants.
The TVA power system, which includes more than 50 dams, as well as coal-fired thermal plants and operable nuclear plants, possesses a huge generating capacity.
Although these vectors are operable in plant science and biotechnology, their ability to simultaneously express several target genes from a single plasmid is limited by their basic design [4].
While the design capacity of the operable desalination plants in the year 2002 is about 332,930 m3/d, where thermal processes represent about 63% and the rest are membrane processes.
In the USA, 85% of the wood production industry waste is used for power generation, with approximately 80 operating biomass power plants (and 40 operable but idle plants) located in 19 states across the country [44].
Officials of the consortium building the plants, the Korean Peninsula Energy Development Organization, however, dismissed concerns that North Korea would be given operable nuclear power plants before it had cooperated fully with international inspectors.
As a series configuration, the subsystem is only operational if both components are operable.
The database included 124 consecutive patients (105 men) with pathologically documented lung cancer (50% with adenocarcinoma) accurately staged, clinically judged operable or potentially operable, and eventually operated on.
That step could mean making them operable without AC electrical power or even operator control.
